Silver nickels contain . 05626 ounces of silver, which with silver at a current spot price of $24 per ounce, makes any silver nickel worth at least $1.35 each. Circulated examples are easy to source today and can be purchased in rolls for about their silver value.
When does the price of war nickel change?
The default price is updated frequently during normal trading hours. You may alter the Silver Price to denote the amount you’d wish to pay per ounce for the silver content in any accumulation of U.S. 35% silver wartime nickels. This will help you to establish the maximum bid you might post for an online war nickel auction.
Where to store 35% silver war nickels?
The next option below is for entering the amount of 35% silver wartime nickels by rolls of 40. This has the same effect as entering a value of 40 in the single war nickel option text box. This option is nice if you like to store your silver war nickels in rolls or coin tubes.
How to count the number of war nickels?
You could also use a combination of methods depending on how your war nickles are stored. The first option, showing the picture of a single U.S. 35% silver war nickel, is for entering an exact count of wartime nickels.
How much is a 1943 silver war nickel worth?
A type example of a silver nickel in MS60 (which is not hard to find) is worth $6, while an MS65 is $25 and MS67 $70 and examples with Full Steps are worth more. A top-grade MS68 FS is worth over $6,000. A set of the 11 date and mintmark silver war nickels in nice mint state (about MS63) can be had for $150. 1943 War Nickel
